Bismarck State College (BSC): Mystic Memories
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1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 4
No full textPhotographs of BJC administratorsSidney J. Lee, Dean of Bismarck Junior College since 1958, is one of the best ambas-sadors
of good will for BJCbesides being the moving force behind the building of the new
college. Always a friend to the students, Dean Lee's office is open at all times when-ever
advice on financial matters, grade difficulties, schedule planning, or any other mat-ter
is needed.
Dean Lee received his B.A. degree from Valley City Teachers College, his M. A. from
the .University of Washington, and has done post graduate work at Harvard University.
BJC's "money man" and Registrar, Ralph
E. Werner, has held that position atBJC
since 1946. Seeing to it that BJC's funds
are properly handled occupies most of his
time, but Mr. Werner still finds time to
teach classes in budgeting and statistics.
Mr. Werner received his B.A. degree
from Minot State Teachers College, his
M. A. degree from the University of North
Dakota, and has studied at Colorado and
Washington Universities.
Superintendent of Bismarck Public
Schools for the past eight years, T. E.
Simle has charge of the general manage-ment
and administration of the public
school system which includes every level
from kindergarten through the junior
college.
1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 13
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Chorus and SymphonetteRow 1 - Linda Kanan, Nyl a Finck, Jean Becker, Betty Mickelson, Pat Green, Joann Trygg.
Row 2 - Bernice Putnam, Pam Tifft, Velza Knoll,Kathleen Klein,Gloria Knudson (face
covered). Row 3 - Danuel Reiser, Kyle Twaddle, Elizabeth Bischof, Louise Woodland,
La Vonn Boehm, Mike Lal.on de, Row 4 - Allen Richter, Luther Schoon, Joe Vondracek,
Mike McCormack, James Slocum, Mylon Ash, Vern Keirn. Director - Dr. Joseph kossi,
Chorus
Preparing for the biggest
chorus event of the year, the
Christmas Concert, is the
BJCMixed Chorus. This
year the program, presented
December 18, was a com-bined
project of the Chorus,
Symphonette and Pep Band.
Chorus officers are - Eliza beth Bischof, vice- president;
Kyle Twaddle, Student Council representative; Pat
Greene, treasurer; and Luther Schoon, president.
La Venn Boehm helps Joe Vondracek prior to the
Christmas Concert.
Symphonette
BJC Symphone tte, the most
recently organized musical group
at the college, is becoming well
knownthrough its public appear-ances
in the Bismarck vicinity. The
group has also participated in sev-eral
programs at the college in-eluding
the Christmas assembly.
Symphonette members are Francis Elliot, di-rector:
Karen Anderson, Eliza beth Bischof,
Robert Orr, Velza Knoll, Ellen Schneeman,
and Luther Schoon.
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1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 19
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Newman Club (Catholic students association)Class Session
Open to all Catholic students, BJC's Newman Club
offers a two-fold program which gives the participat-ing
members a wide variety of activities throughout
the year: a religion class in which marriage and church
history are discussed alternating with club meetings
which provide social activities consisting of skating,
pizza parties, and dances. Highlighting the year's
activities was the Province Convention which was held
in Minneapolis on April 14, 15, 16.
Prayer
Newman Club
Row 1 - Joe Aberle, Publicity Chairman; Mary
Kay Gallagher, Secretary; Don Horning, Vice-
President. Row 2 - Delmar Boehm, Student
Council; Peggy Anderson, Social Charirn au: Gary
Maddock, President; Miss Alice Hansen, Faculty
Advisor; Father Feeney, C haplain;Jim Lengenfelder,
Treasurer.
Meetings
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1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 30
No full textPhotographs of BJC men's basketball games and cheerleadersGeiger ties him up. All the way for Mohler.
Unterseher trying for two.
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Cheerleaders - Fay Fisher, Mary Ann Goetz, Grace Paulsen, Jean
Danroth, Pat Mitzel
1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 31
No full textPhotographs of the BJC baseball team and women's synchronized exercise teamBaseball 1960
Standing Left to Right - Coach Kar lg aar d, Peterson, Geiger, Ellison, Tjaden, Unterseher , Woodcox, Frolich, McClung.
Kneeling - Gallagher, 0'. eil, Hummel, Wagner, Kessler, Howie, Mann, Finck.
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Synchronized Unit
Members of the Synchronize Exercise Team are - Sherr i
Brower, Gracie Paulsen, Mary Ann Goetz, Sue Lundberg,
Elizabeth Bischof, and Darlene Valenchenko.
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1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page [32]
No full textSection page for BJC ActivitiesWith Books and Bricks,
Alloys and
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1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 36
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Thanksgiving Dance and Christmas Formal [dance]Christmas
Formal
The "5 Naturals" lend their talent to the evening's fun.
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Thanksgiving
Dance
Pam Tifft and Dave Luyben enjoy a glass of punch served by
Florence Walker at the annual Thanksgiving Dance, sponsored
by the Press Club. Corn stalks and orange and black streamers
predominated as the decorations.
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Sponsored by the BJC Spanish Club, the an-nual
Christmas Formal was held this year at
the Municipal Country Club. The dance was
held during Christmas vacation, thus giving the
alumni an opportunity to see old friends and
acquaint themselves with present college students
1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 47
No full textPhotographs of BJC freshmenFreshman
Class
It was an eager and expectant freshman class that arrived at Bismarck Junior College,
ready to begin an entirely new venture. Registration, which involved long hours of stand-ing
in line and of filling out dozens of forms, launched class members off to a hectic start.
Among activities given to acquaint the new freshmen with each other and the school were
placement tests, a smorgasbord, and an all-college mixer dance. The regular routine of
everyday college life was a welcome change after the hustle and bustle of the first few days
of orientation.
Throughout the whole year, the enthusiasm of this freshman class permeated every
activity with a school.spirit that will long be remembered.
With the close of their first year at BJC, freshmen can recall with satisfaction all the
new friends they have made, the good times they have had, and the knowledge they have
gained. And the class can anticipate an even more rewarding final year, as sophomores,
on the new college campus.
Gayle Mischel
Secretary- Treasurer
Allen Richter
President
Karen Moore
Vice-President
Gary Pederson
Student Council
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1961 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 48
No full textPhotographs of BJC freshmenRow 1 - Mary Ann Enge lter , Fay Fisher, Sharon Erickson, Sharon Ewine.
Row 2 - Dennis Eckmann, Marlene Du Val l , Joyce Farber, James Fasching.
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Row 1 - Luana Krebsbach, Judy Huettl, LindaKanan, Colleen Kist, Curt Kuehn.
Row 2 - Harley Hettick, Wally Kramer, Allen Johnston, Phyllis Kranich.
Row 1 - Karen Hickel, Sidney Hohbein,
Ruth Hausauer, Marv Fettig.
Row 2 - Arletta Hetletved, Dave Hahn,
Merle Henke, Elaine Hermes.
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